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Dukesox

Dukesox

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For those of you that love honey may I recommend Hubbard`s Honey from Sainsbury`s. I love honey but am quite particular about it and like to try many of the different flavours available. I bought a jar of Hubbard`s as it was all that was on the shelf and we`d run out at home, my expectations were low as it was the cheapest based on the price tickets on the shelves but blimey I was in for a surprise as I think it may well be the nicest I`ve ever tasted .
So whether you have it on toast, yoghurt, cereal, by the spoon or smeared all over your partner may I recommend you get some asap !

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Dukesox said:
For those of you that love honey may I recommend Hubbard`s Honey from Sainsbury`s. I love honey but am quite particular about it and like to try many of the different flavours available. I bought a jar of Hubbard`s as it was all that was on the shelf and we`d run out at home, my expectations were low as it was the cheapest based on the price tickets on the shelves but blimey I was in for a surprise as I think it may well be the nicest I`ve ever tasted .
So whether you have it on toast, yoghurt, cereal, by the spoon or smeared all over your partner may I recommend you get some asap !

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Doesn't all honey come from the same nature's factory? 🤔

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Dukesox said:
For those of you that love honey may I recommend Hubbard`s Honey from Sainsbury`s. I love honey but am quite particular about it and like to try many of the different flavours available. I bought a jar of Hubbard`s as it was all that was on the shelf and we`d run out at home, my expectations were low as it was the cheapest based on the price tickets on the shelves but blimey I was in for a surprise as I think it may well be the nicest I`ve ever tasted .
So whether you have it on toast, yoghurt, cereal, by the spoon or smeared all over your partner may I recommend you get some asap !

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Dukesox said:
For those of you that love honey may I recommend Hubbard`s Honey from Sainsbury`s. I love honey but am quite particular about it and like to try many of the different flavours available. I bought a jar of Hubbard`s as it was all that was on the shelf and we`d run out at home, my expectations were low as it was the cheapest based on the price tickets on the shelves but blimey I was in for a surprise as I think it may well be the nicest I`ve ever tasted .
So whether you have it on toast, yoghurt, cereal, by the spoon or smeared all over your partner may I recommend you get some asap !

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Thanks, I'll invest in some.

I hardly ever use it, mostly just in hot toddies when I get a cold. I bought some manuka thinking the price must mean it's the business...about £25 a pot.

I can report, it's crap in toddies.
 
Dox said:
Thanks, I'll invest in some.

I hardly ever use it, mostly just in hot toddies when I get a cold. I bought some manuka thinking the price must mean it's the business...about £25 a pot.

I can report, it's crap in toddies.
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From memory manuka is very bitter as well as very expensive but I`m sure I`ve heard its good for people with IBS. Honey has antiseptic and other health benefits too.
 
My grandad used to keep bees and he grew row after row of sweet peas for them

something I would love to take up at some point in the future

The Newt near Castle Cary has a very educational beezantium worth a visit if you can pay to become a member - good cidre to :)
 
I recently started having honey in my tea to try and stop having processed sugar, the best one so far is this one:-

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Mick the bee, a mate of Chezzy Mick, has started selling it, he has a dozen hives.
 
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